Dsas Diagnostic Checklist: Vessel Name DSAS Serial Number
Dsas Diagnostic Checklist: Vessel Name DSAS Serial Number
Dsas Diagnostic Checklist: Vessel Name DSAS Serial Number
Please refer to the attached plan of the unit (Figure 1 at the end of this document) for guidance when performing
these diagnostic tests.
1. Check that the installation has a clear view of the satellite with no obstructions. Are there any other
communications and/or electronic installations mounted within 2m of the DSAS? If so, please state what
they are and how close they are.
2. Take off the lid from the unit. Remove fuse F2, then remove fuse F5 (see Figure 1).
3. Check the continuity of fuses F2 and F5 using the continuity setting on your multimeter.
F2 Yes No
F5 Yes No
4. What is the DC voltage across the BATTERY terminals (POS + & NEG -)? V DC
6. Wait two minutes (to allow the unit to verify the external power supply is OK). Which of the following
LEDs stay on at the end of this sequence? (Tick only one box for each LED.)
LED 1 + Charge
LED 2 OP1
LED 3 OP2
LED 4 OP3
LED 5 OP4
LED 6 OP5
9. Disconnect the external power supply (this can be done by removing fuse F2). What is the state of the
following LEDs after two minutes?
LED 1 + Charge
LED 6 OP5
10. Do a visual check of the circuit board. Do any components appear to be damaged? If so, which ones?
11. Check that the black plastic connector is securely attached to the underside of the DMR-800 transceiver and
that the locking ring is tight. (It may be necessary to undo the two Philips head screws on the base plate to
check this.)
12. Look at the status lights on the SkyWave DMR-800 transceiver (as shown in Figure 2).
On continuously
Fast flash
1 flash, pause
2 flashes, pause
3 flashes, pause
4 flashes, pause
5 flashes, pause
On continuously
On continuously
Fast flash
1 flash, pause
2 flashes, pause
3 flashes, pause
4 flashes, pause
13. If NO LEDs are lit over a period of 10 seconds, then check the 2A in-line fuse attached to the ‘RADIO
UNIT POS’ terminal. In order to do this, undo the two Philips head screws on either side of the top plate and
hinge open the top plate (see Figure 1).